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Why Children Lie

pinoccho.jpgOpportunities can emerge in unexpected ways, and shortly after reporting about Care.com last year, they approached me about freelancing. I’ve written a lot of nuts and bolts family care articles for them, and more recently have written about some very interesting child development and child care topics. Check out my column on understanding why children lie and how to work through this normal part of childhood development.

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wow, is that timely. so good to have those reminders in place as we enter a new phase w/ our 7 year-old who has been telling fibs lately. also, a great relief to realize (and be reminded once again) that it's a normal developmental stage. Thanks, Christine!

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